💜Princess Catherine UPDATE issued as Kensington Palace finally speaks out about health battle 💜

Kate's grand entrance stopped stunned Wimbledon spectators in their tracks on Sunday as she returned to the public eye. Despite it being only her second appearance at a public event in recent months, the Princess of Wales didn't seem to have forgotten her composure. The moment of love and affection and all the warm and fuzzy feelings of the 15,000-strong crowd can be squeezed into 33 seconds. The royal also took Princess Charlotte to the tennis tournament with her, in a shocking move.
Catherine's hiatus from public life while undergoing cancer treatment didn't hinder her confidence, even for a woman whose life is the very definition of surreal. What awaited her was extraordinary, even though she has attended the famous tennis tournament 11 times since becoming Her Royal Highness, missing only once of her own volition due to doctor's orders for the birth of Prince George. But what happened after she arrived was something special.
Tennis legend Novak Djokovic was emotional for the Princess of Wales, expressing his admiration and relief after her illness was revealed in March. Not only did the stands rise to their feet to give her a standing ovation, but the 42-year-old deviated from the standard form and acknowledged the lovely face by showing it with such a stunning display. Instead of doing a little modest demi wave, ‘Princess’ paused and stood for a few seconds in acknowledgement of the crowd, smiling widely.
Despite the heavy defeat in her bout with Carlos Alcaraz, the Serbian star was in high spirits, especially after interacting with the royalty. ‘Yes, of course I was honoured to be in her presence,’ Djokovic shared, recalling his conversation with the princess. ‘I told her I was very happy to see her in good health. She seems to be in good health.’ The words were a comforting affirmation to fans and well-wishers. Princess Catherine, who was undergoing preventative treatment for cancer, looked strong and energetic, much to the delight of the public and the tennis community.